Mera Peak Climbing Costs, complete cost breakdown

Anil Lamsal
Updated on January 17, 2025

Are you planning an adventurous voyage to Mera Peak in Nepal? It requires careful preparation including Mera Peak Climbing costs. It is a great starter for anyone who is seeking a trekking peak in Nepal to start their mountaineering journey. Considered one of the best peak climbing in Nepal, Mera Peak is an exhibition of picturesque vistas, Sherpa Village, monasteries, landscapes, glaciers, and natural beauty. Let’s jump into the brief details about the price of this expedition to Mera Peak.

Cost Details of Mera Peak Climbing

Find out how much Mera Peak Climbingcosts before ascending to this highest trekking peak in Nepal. Standing tall at an elevation of 6467 meters,Mera Peak Summit is a popular adventure combining both trekking and peak climbing. The expedition to Mera Peak provides excellent sights of Mount Everest, Lhotse,Cho Oyu, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and several other peaks. Although it is technically less strenuous than Island Peak Climbing in the Everest Region, Mera Peak is a great way to introduce yourself into the Himalayas.

Stressed about the cost details of the Mera Peak Climbing Package? Overland Trek Nepal provides you the best price with quality services and an experienced climbing guide. Our 17-Day Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary costs USD 2899 per person and covers all the requirements like a guide, accommodation, meals, permit, porter, airfare, transportation, and so on. Also, our climbing success rate has been a stand out in past years which set us apart from others as the best trekking company in Nepal within a short time. Know more about trekking and peak climbing in Nepal via email or our travel planner by What’s App at +9779851138871.

What are the inclusions of the Meral Peak Climbing Package price?

The Mera Peak Climbing package includes all the essential requirements for the expedition. The following aspects are included in the price of the package:

Transportation Cost/Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight fare

Generally, the transportation cost during this expedition covers the sharing transport from Kathmandu-Ramecchap round trip. During the peak trekking season, all the trekkers and climbers have to drive to Ramecchap to catch the flight to Lukla. Besides that, the Ramecchap to Lukla to Rameechap flight cost of USD 372 is included in the price for the round trip. Overland Trek Nepal assists you in arranging these flight tickets to Lukla and back to Ramecchap.

Mera Peak Permit Fee

The Mera Peak Climbing Permit fee includes the climbing permit cards and the trekking permit card fee in the Everest Region. Without the climbing permit and the trekking permit, no visitors are allowed to enter the Sagarmatha National Park Area. The climbing permit to Mera is issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association whereas the trekking permit card can be obtained along the Everest Trekking Route.

Mountaineering Permit Card Fee:

  • Autumn season (September-November): USD 125 per person.
  • Spring Season (March-May): USD 250 per person
  • Summer Season (June-August): USD 70 Per person
  • Winter Season (December-February): USD 70 per person

Everest Trekking permit card cost:

  • Sagarmatha National Park Permit Fee USD 25 per person
  • Khumbu Region Municipality Permit Fee USD 25 per person
  • Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit Fee USD 25 per person
  • Together the trekking and climbing permit cost of Mera Peak ranges from USD 200 to USD 320 per person based on the climbing season.

Garbage Deposit Fee Cost USD 500 which is also a part of the deal. However, if the climbers fail to manage the waste and bring it with them, they have to pay it as a penalty. This deposit fee is for the sake of responsible tourism and preserving the beauty of mountains.

How much does the accommodation cost along the Mera Peak Climbing Route?

There are a wide range of accommodations or teahouses along the trekking route of Everest. Also, a good and comfortable place to stay is very crucial. However, the amenities in most of the teahouses are very limited because of the remote location. In the package offered by Overland Trek Nepal, accommodation is included during the whole trip to Mera Peak and in Kathmandu at a 3-star hotel before and after the Mera Peak Climb. The teahouse accommodation costs between USD 8-12 per night depending on the choice of the climbers as well. These basic teahouses often have a room with twin beds on a sharing basis. Moreover, a private attached room can cost extra and can be available upon request.

Meals and Drinks cost in the Everest.

In the Mera Peak Climbing Costs, 3 times meals and 3 cups of tea/coffee are included in the Package. Please note that meals in Kathmandu before and after the climb are not included. In the mountains, each meal cost somewhere between USD 8-12. Likewise, for drinks like tea/coffee price ranges from USD 2-4 per cup. Meal items are organic and directly from the farm of the Sherpa Settlements. We suggest climbers enjoy vegetarian and nutritious meals as much as they can. The most common meal items found along the route are:

  • Breakfast: Porridge, Oatmeal, Muesli, Omelet, Bread, Chapati, boiled eggs, etc.
  • Lunch and Dinner: Daal Bhat, noodles, fried rice, Chow Mein, Momo, Soup, plain curry, pizza, burger, macaroni, spaghetti, etc.
  • Hot Drinks: Nescafe coffee, milk coffee, milk tea, black tea, lemon tea, etc.

Kind of meals during the Camping and it’s cost

You will spend a day or two at Mera High Camp setting up a tent camping. During the camping, you will be given 3 times meals just like the other climbing days along the trail. The climbing guide and helper will manage the meals and drinks for you. The Camping meals cost also depends on the quality of food you prefer. Each meal at a high camp costs between USD 5-12 per person including the drinks. Generally, we provide the following meals during your stay at Mera High Camp:

  • Breakfast: Porridge, tea, coffee, muesli, etc.
  • Lunch and Dinner: Daal Bhat, Noodles, Lentils, Vegetable Soup, fruits, boiled eggs, etc.

Mountain Climbing Guide Fee in Nepal including Mera Peak

Climbing Mera Peak is a challenging expedition yet equally wonderful and gratifying. With the help of your climbing guide and other crew members, it makes it easy to summit the peak. Without a professional and government-licensed guide, Peak Climbing in Nepal is not doable. The climbing Guide from Overland Trek Nepal is Sherpa from the same Everest Region. The Sherpa Climbing Guides are highly skilled and well trained in climbing skills, uses of climbing gear, and handling serious situations. Moreover, the climbing guide will give you all the information about the mountains, landscapes, and tranquil villages of the Khumbu Region. The Peak Climbing guide costs around USD 30-50 per day depending on the experience, expertise, and skill of the guide. Likewise, if there is a group of climbers of more than 4-5 people, then the assistant guide will be needed too. Hence, the climbing guide cost also can vary according to the group size of the peak climbers.

Cost of helpers and Porters

Porter is a strong companion throughout your trip who helps in carrying your backpack and other camping materials. The salary of the porter including their meals, accommodations, and insurance is also part of the Mera Peak Climbing price. Porter's cost for climbing peak in Nepal ranges between USD 20-22 per day. Also, they can carry a maximum of 20-22 Kg of baggage. Moreover, if you need an extra helper because of the large number of climbers in a group then they cost around USD 18-20 per day.

Climbing Gear provided by the Overland Trek Nepal

Generally, climbers do have their climbing gear and equipment according to their needs and sizes. Nevertheless, we provide the general gear that is needed during the Meal Peak Climb. Gear such as Boot, Harness, Crampons, Ice Axe, Ascender, Descender, Snow Bars, Ice Hammer, Ice tools,Ice Screw, Slings, and 5 mm accessory cords are provided at Khare. But climbers may not get the size of the boots or crampons they want. In that case, personal climbing gear would be highly recommended. Otherwise, if climbers are okay with it then we provide these gears and also provide training on how to use it.

What are the factors that are not part of Mera Peak Climbing Price?

There are a few aspects of the Mera Peak Climbing Package that are not in the hands of any trekking or climbing agency. This kind of cost management has to be done by the climber. The following the factors that are not part of the Mera Peak climbing Package:

  • International Ticket: The two-way international airfare is not included in the package price and has to be bought by the client.
  • Travel Insurance: Though without travel insurance of the climbers, permit cards are not issued for peak climbing, this part also comes under climber. We suggest buying quality travel insurance for peak climbing in Nepal that covers all rescue, medical expenses, loss of goods, damages, flight cancellation, and so on.
  • Visa Fee to enter Nepal: Get an “On arrival Visa” after you arrive at Kathmandu International Airport. The visa fee in Nepal starts at 15 Days USD 30, 30 Days USD 45, and 90 Days USD 125.
  • Rescue Evacuation: The rescue evacuation is done when climbers are in critical situations because of any injuries or altitude sickness. Hence, the cost of Heli Charter to shift you to Hospital is not the responsibility of the company. Your insurance will come into play during this situation. However, we can help in arranging the charter once your insurance accepts your request.
  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu: Although all meals along the Mera Peak Climbing Route are included in the price, lunch and dinner in Kathmandu are up to the travelers. They have to pay for it by themselves.
  • Tipping to the climbing staff members: Well, after doing hard work for 17-20 days in the mountains, the guide and porter are expecting gratitude from their clients. But it also depends on the service they provide to you and their work ethic. Also, tipping culture in Nepal is very common after the end of any trekking or tour. This kind of expense is not dealt with by the company.
  • Climbing Gear and Trekking Gear: Get top-class trekking and climbing gear that helps you achieve the Mera Peak Summit with ease. Personal gear like sleeping bags, trekking poles, water bottles, and other equipment are not included.
  • Miscellaneous expenses: This kind of expense includes a hot shower, extra meals & drinks, Wi-Fi, snacks, and so on.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mera Peak

How much does it cost to climb Mera Peak?

It costs around USD 2599 and goes up to USD 3299 per person depending on the climbing route, group size, and other various factors.

What is the price of the permit fee for Mera Peak?

The Mera Peak Climbing Permit cost depends from season to season in Spring USD 250 per person, in autumn USD 125 per person, in summer and winter USD 70 per person.

How difficult is it to climb Mera Peak in Nepal?

Mera Peak is a challenging trekking peak that requires a good level of fitness and climbing skill for a successful summit.

What is the elevation of Mera Peak?

The elevation of the Mera Peak is 6467 meters above sea level.

How much is for hot shower in the Everest Region?

Hot showers on the Everest Trekking Route cost between USD 3-5 per head depending on the altitude.

As a beginner can I climb peak in Nepal?

Yes, beginners can do peak climbing in Nepal which needs a minimum of mountaineering skills.

Takeaway from Cost Breakdown of Mera Peak Expedition

Lastly, the price of Peak climbing in Nepal including Mera Peak depends on several features such as itinerary, service, accommodation, permit fees, and other add-on facilities. Therefore, it is crucial to find out all the costs and the inclusion before boarding into this trekking peak. Also, research the best trekking and climbing company in Nepal that can provide top-notch service at an affordable price.


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